Re: Necroware's GamePort to USB adapter for analogue and digital joysticks
Posted on 2021-11-04, 13:40
Thanks! Yes, you have to use Arduino Micro or Leonardo
Re: Necroware's GamePort to USB adapter for analogue and digital joysticks
Posted on 2021-11-01, 20:37
Hi guys, I implemented the ADI protocol, now the adapter should also support Logitech devices. I have only Logitech Wingman Extreme Digital at hand, so I tested it only with that, but I hope, that other Logitech devices would also work, but may be some fixes will be required though. You can try the …
Re: My youtube channel: Necroware
Posted on 2021-10-17, 13:14
Just dropped in to say you have a great channel. Very interesting content and cool soldering skills ;) Keep up the great work! Thank you very much! Although I don't think, that my soldering skills are especially good. I'd say with a lot of luck I managed to solder the one thing or another, but …
Re: My youtube channel: Necroware
Posted on 2021-10-11, 07:05
I was yelling at the screen to get you to check the Vcc on that clock buffer, but I see you got around to it :) Yes, that was stupid, but fortunately it only cost me some time. Mistakes, where you do something stupid and make things worse are really annoying . I am planning to make a video as well …
Re: My youtube channel: Necroware
Posted on 2021-10-11, 06:58
Shagittarius wrote on 2021-10-11, 03:18: I've already said it but I want to say it again, love your channel. Never miss a video, very educational. Thank you! Glad you like it.
Re: My youtube channel: Necroware
Posted on 2021-10-09, 20:08
In case you guys are interested in some weird issue investigation on a 386 mainboard have fun with this one. I really enjoyed this repair, so I just have to share it with you 😀 https://youtu.be/koL3T5OAlIk
Re: Necroware's GamePort to USB adapter for analogue and digital joysticks
Posted on 2021-09-29, 21:01
Ok, so how can I get one as to test it with my Cyberman2? :) Well, I guess, the easiest and the cheapest way is to build it yourself. All you need, you can find on the official project site. Even if I'd sell them, the shipping costs would be probably very high anyway, dependent on the place, where …
Re: Necroware's GamePort to USB adapter for analogue and digital joysticks
Posted on 2021-09-29, 20:59
I wonder if it is possible to get one of those Estonian e-citizenships and run it out of Estonian cyber territory. Too much of a headaches for a couple of Euro and I will never cover the investment anyway. I release everything I make open source, so everybody can easily produce the devices. A " …
Re: Necroware's GamePort to USB adapter for analogue and digital joysticks
Posted on 2021-09-29, 19:03
No, currently I don't sell the parts. I planned to make an online shop, but Germany is a complicated country.... I wonder if it is possible to get one of those Estonian e-citizenships and run it out of Estonian cyber territory. Too much of a headaches for a couple of Euro and I will never cover the …
Re: Necroware's GamePort to USB adapter for analogue and digital joysticks
Posted on 2021-09-29, 08:48
Ok, so how can I get one as to test it with my Cyberman2? :) Well, I guess, the easiest and the cheapest way is to build it yourself. All you need, you can find on the official project site. Even if I'd sell them, the shipping costs would be probably very high anyway, dependent on the place, where …
Re: Necroware's GamePort to USB adapter for analogue and digital joysticks
Posted on 2021-09-29, 08:34
Shores wrote on 2021-09-29, 08:31: Sure, do you sell the adapter, or at least the non standard main board, or a kit (i'd solder it if surface mounted parts are already soldered)? Thanks! No, currently I don't sell the parts. I planned to make an online shop, but Germany is a complicated country.... …
Re: Necroware's GamePort to USB adapter for analogue and digital joysticks
Posted on 2021-09-29, 08:14
Since I don't have a CyberMan 2, but only a Wingman Extreme Digital, you can test the implementation once it is released and tell me, if it works with your device. Both joysticks use the same protocol, but that doesn't mean, that there can not be some issues.
Re: Necroware's GamePort to USB adapter for analogue and digital joysticks
Posted on 2021-09-28, 14:53
I'm currently working on it and hope to release the new firmware soon....
Re: My youtube channel: Necroware
Posted on 2021-09-16, 13:14
Re: My youtube channel: Necroware
Posted on 2021-09-15, 07:58
In Germany it is kind of complicated. To make an online shop officially would cost me a lot of head aches and money. I will never in my life be able to get the investment back. Even if I'd sell the Gameport Adapters for 35-40€ I'd still would pay on top for every one of them. I don't think, that …
Re: The Ultimate Hardware 2019 (UH19) project- a stason.org/TH99 alternative
Posted on 2021-09-01, 18:47
Very cool!
Re: Solution for dead RTC modules Dallas DS1287 / DS1387, Benchmarq BQ3287 / BQ4287 and others
Posted on 2021-08-12, 07:44
Yes, even if those modules are actually identical and many boards do work with both, there are some mainboards, which are picky about it. I think, it's something about timings. I even had once two Odin OEC12C887, where one worked in a mainboard and another one not. Both modules were ok and did work …
Re: Solution for dead RTC modules Dallas DS1287 / DS1387, Benchmarq BQ3287 / BQ4287 and others
Posted on 2021-08-11, 22:19
Ok, thanks, good to know. I just bought in China three times, they were all dead. Then I was tired of it and got five in Germany from a big official distributor, sold as new for 10€ each. Turned out, that it was old stock as well. One was dead on arrival, one died after 6 months, the others after a …
Re: Solution for dead RTC modules Dallas DS1287 / DS1387, Benchmarq BQ3287 / BQ4287 and others
Posted on 2021-08-11, 21:54
Thank you very much! Hope this will be helpful for the one or another.
Solution for dead RTC modules Dallas DS1287 / DS1387, Benchmarq BQ3287 / BQ4287 and others
Posted on 2021-08-11, 21:06
https://github.com/necroware/nwX287/blob/main/images/top.jpg?raw=true https://github.com/necroware/nwX287/blob/main/images/bottom.jpg?raw=true This is a drop-in replacement for RTC modules with solid body. Such modules were widely used on 486 and Pentium mainboards back in the days. After so many …
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